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40mm length Carriage Bolts (ISO 8678)
Carriage Bolts, called Coach Bolts in the U.K. are usually used to fasten metal to metal or metal to wood. The square neck locks the bolt in place while the nut is tightened. Carriage bolts can have either a square or hex head, and may have a ribbed neck rather than a square neck. These bolts were originally used in the construction of carriages and their wheels which is where they get their name.
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| Endries | WI | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Zinc/Clear | M12 x 40 | m12x40 class 8.8 shortneck carriage bolt tri clr zinc 120 wh/144 red rust iso 8678 | 8000 |
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| Eurolink | SC | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Zinc/Yellow | M12 x 40 | m12 x 40 iso 8678 8.8 zinc yellow plated short neck carriage bolt short neck carriage bolt | inquire |
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| Eurolink | SC | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Zinc/Clear | M12 x 40 | m12 x 40 iso 8678 8.8 zinc plated short neck carriage bolt short neck carriage bolt | inquire |
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| Liberty | IL | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Zinc/Yellow | M16-2.00 x 40 | short neck c/b iso 8678 | 50 |
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| Exim | S'pore | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Zinc/Clear | M16 x 40 | carriage bolt square neck steel 8.8m16 x 40 mm iso 8678blue zinc trivalent | 502 |
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| WDMB | IA | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Plain | M12 x 40 | /shr flrdkpf 8.8 (a2c) m12x40 iso 8678 | 200 |
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| WDMB | IA | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Plain | M8 x 40 | shr flrdkpf 8.8 (a2c) m8x40 iso 8678 | 42 |
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| FastWare | Sask | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Zinc/Yellow | M16-2.00 x 40 | c/b short neck f/t iso 8678 | 321 |
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| FastWare | Sask | Carriage Bolt | Class 8.8 | Plain | M12-1.75 x 40 | c/b short neck iso 8678 | 300 |
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